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As a key platform for academic exchange in the field of pre-hospital emergency care, the 9th Western Pre-hospital Emergency Care Academic Conference brought together emergency centers from 12 western provinces and municipalities, along with experts, scholars, and industry peers. Participants engaged in discussions centered on the development of pre-hospital emergency care systems, the enhancement of emergency response capabilities, and the industry's smart transformation.
APK, a subsidiary of Sanling Group, presented its integrated "vehicle-equipment-system" smart emergency care solution at the event. The company showcased core equipment—including various emergency vehicles and 5G smart gateway units—and engaged with attendees to explore new trends in the upgrading and digitalization of pre-hospital emergency care equipment.
At this exhibition, our company showcased three representative emergency vehicles:
Designed to meet the needs of "smart pre-hospital emergency care," this vehicle is equipped with an integrated 5G smart gateway unit. It enables the collection and transmission of patient vital signs and on-site audio/video data, while facilitating information connectivity between the pre-hospital environment and the hospital.
Powered by 5G technology, the vehicle ensures that emergency information reaches the hospital ahead of the patient, realizing a smart emergency care model where "information arrives before the patient, and treatment begins the moment the patient boards the ambulance."
Featuring a long-wheelbase, high-roof layout, this vehicle offers a spacious interior and utilizes eco-friendly, integrated PVC interior fittings that are easy to clean and disinfect. It accommodates multiple pieces of medical equipment and the operational needs of medical staff, making it suitable for transporting critically ill patients, hospital emergency support, pre-hospital emergency care, and specialized medical transfers.
As green, low-carbon concepts increasingly integrate into the medical equipment sector, new energy ambulances are becoming a key focus of the industry.
Characterized by low noise, low operating costs, and eco-friendliness, the Geely new energy ambulance is suitable for urban short-distance emergency care, campus shuttles, and medical support services, offering a new equipment option for the future development of green emergency care systems.
In addition to the vehicles themselves, we showcased an integrated 5G smart gateway unit, allowing attendees to examine the device's functions up close.
In pre-hospital emergency scenarios, the timeliness and completeness of information transmission directly impact treatment efficiency. The integrated 5G smart gateway unit aggregates data from onboard medical devices—such as patient monitors, ventilators, and ECG machines—and transmits patient vital signs to the hospital in real-time via the 5G network, effectively bridging the information link between the field and the hospital. It also supports real-time audio and video transmission, facilitating remote consultations and guidance from hospital specialists, thereby truly realizing the concept of "information arriving before the patient."
Lively on-site discussions highlighted "smart emergency medical services" as a key area of interest.
Throughout the exhibition, our booth attracted numerous experts in the field of emergency medicine, representatives from medical institutions, and industry peers. Attendees engaged in in-depth discussions regarding the application of smart ambulances, the development of new-energy emergency vehicles, and the digitalization of pre-hospital emergency care. Many guests acknowledged the value of 5G-enabled smart ambulances in seamlessly integrating pre-hospital and in-hospital information systems and expressed keen interest in the prospects of new-energy ambulances within the framework of green emergency medical service systems.
From traditional fuel-powered ambulances to new energy models, and from simple transport vehicles to "mobile treatment units," pre-hospital emergency equipment is undergoing a profound transformation. The 9th Western Pre-hospital Emergency Care Academic Conference has provided a platform for industry exchange and collaboration, allowing professionals in the field to witness the rapid advancement of smart emergency care technologies.
Aligned with the development trends of pre-hospital emergency care in Western China, Sanling Group remains committed to the deep cultivation of smart emergency care and medical equipment R&D. By offering integrated solutions—combining vehicles, equipment, and systems—we aim to assist Western provinces in strengthening their pre-hospital emergency care infrastructure, providing robust equipment support for the "Healthy China" initiative and the equitable distribution of medical resources across the region.
Exhibition activities are ongoing; we cordially invite industry colleagues to visit our booth to experience our 5G smart ambulance and see live demonstrations of our gateway equipment. Let us explore together the new ecosystem of digital and intelligent pre-hospital emergency care!
